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nhrock3
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Cant understan these bjt transistor graphs
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Discussion Overview
The discussion centers around understanding BJT (Bipolar Junction Transistor) graphs, specifically the various subgraphs and lines presented within them. Participants seek clarification on interpreting these graphical representations.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory, Technical explanation
Main Points Raised
- One participant requests help in understanding the subgraphs and lines in a BJT transistor graph.
- Another participant notes that they cannot view the image shared and asks for an alternative way to present it.
- A third participant expresses a similar inability to view the image.
- A later reply suggests that some desktop image capture programs may not capture video player contents, implying that a video editor might be necessary for proper display.
- There is a suggestion that there are not many BJT transistor graphs available, indicating a potential limitation in resources.
- One participant asks if the original poster was referring to a specific type of graph, but does not clarify which one.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants generally agree on the difficulty of viewing the shared image, but there is no consensus on the specific content or interpretation of the BJT graphs themselves.
Contextual Notes
Limitations include the inability to view the original image, which may hinder understanding. There is also a lack of clarity on which specific graphs are being discussed.
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berkeman
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nhrock3 said:
All I see is a black screen in the screenshot. Can you post it a different way?
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AlbanianBlood
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Me too.
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waht
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Some desktop image capture programs don't register the contents of video players. For that you need a video editor. But in any case, there isn't that many BJT transistor graphs.
Were you referring to something like this:
Were you referring to something like this: